| Disgrifiad | being a written record of some past proceeding or proceedings, serving as a guide or rule for subsequent cases.
p.p. 1-9 Lease of Mines and Minerals (John Roberts, durgeon of Bangor to Owen Jones, miner)
p.p. 15-16 Notice upon a Covenant to pay up Principal and Interest by Mortgage
p.p. 16-20 Form of agreement for the sale and purchase of freehold property...One of the parties was Humphrey Herbert Jones of Llynon by Llanddeusant, Comptroller of Customs at Holyhead
p.p. 21-29 Appointment and release to uses in bar of dower of certain messuages of lands in Llanengan. Parties : H.H. Jones of Llynon, Richard Heywood, formerly of Gorffwysfa (co. Caern.), John Hughes of Bangor, Ebenezer Roberts of Crug.
p.p. 30-40 Release and conveyance of freehold property. Parties : W.B. Sparrow, rev. John Roberts of Llangristiolus, John Hughes of Bangor
p.p. 41-44 Bargain and sale of a piece of glebe land as a site for a school. Parties : Rev. Thomas Evans of Llangefni (rector of Trewalchmai), the Lord Bishop of Bangor, churchwardens
p.p. 45-75 Assignment of the stock in trade of the business of an innkeeper and his other personal estate with powers to continue his business in trust for payment of his debts. Parties : Richard Rowlands of the Uxbridge Arms, Caernarvon; Richard Davies of Llangefni, draper; John Davies of Bangor Ferry; Robert Davies, timber merchant etc.
p.p.76-89 Appoitment and release in fee of a messuage and farm called Bodweilian in the parish of Llannor. Parties : Wm. Roberts, formeryl of Galltyberen (Capt in 98th Regt. of Foot), Margaret Roberts of Ty'nllan in the parish of Rhiw, Robert Edwards and John Hughes of Bangor, Wm. Williams of Nyffryn in Llandudwen, Griffith Jones and Hugh Roberts of Pwllheli, attorneys-at-law
p.p. 89a-104 Conveyance of devisees under a will. Parties from Liverpool and Cheshire
p.p.105-110 Two forms of "tacknotes"
p.p.110-132 Mortgage in fee of an estate in Anglesey...Parties Williams of Gallinog Wen, Llangeinwen, John Hughes of Bangor, James Wyatt of Lime Grove, Richard Edmunds of Bangor.
p.p.133-140 Re-assignment of leasehold premises at Bethesda to the mortgagors on the mortgage money being paid. Parties : Thomas Evan Lloyd of Coed-y-parc, William Evan Lloyd of Brynllys, Robert Jones of Rallt etc.
p.p. 140-153 demise of certain leasehold premises in the parishes of Llandegfan and Llandysilio. Parties : Anne Rowlands of Bangor Ferry; John Rowlands of the Bulkeley Arms; Williams, Granville and Williams, bankers of Bangor
p.p. 154-166 Appointment and release of a plot of ground in Bangor. Parties : Rev. John Griffith D.D., Probendary of rochester, Henry Rumsey Williams of Penrhos, George Bettiss of Caernarfon
p.p. 167-173 Appointment and feoffment of premises in Bangor. Parties : Thomas Rathbone of Bangor, druggist; John Hughes of Bangor; M. Griffith of Bangor
p.p.173-182 Conveyance of part of Dolhelig in the co. of Caernarvon. Parties : Thomas Griffith of Tyddyn Llwyfan, farmer; Thomas Thomas of Dolhelig and Mary his wife, John Jones of Penmaen, farmer; D.P. Hughes, 3 Burlington Place, Old Kent Road.
p.p.182-188 Short Form of Mortgage by demise by a heir at law. Parties : William Owen and Richard Griffith of Bangor with references to John Jones of Ty Newydd, Bodvean
p.p. 189-193 Conveyance of part of Caebach to be used as a naddition to the churchyard of the Cathedral Church of Bangor. Parties ; Very Rev. dean Cotton, Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral, Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Bangor, reverends John Hamer and Hugh Price, vicars of the parish of Bangor
p.p.194-200 Release and conveyance of part of an estate by consent and approbation of a mortgagee. Parties : John Hughes of Bangor; John Roberts of Bangor, surgeon, Thomas Roberts of Llandegfan etc.
p.p. 201-205 Appointment and demise of premises in Bangor. Parties : David Williams of Bangor, skinner; Ursula Ann Jones of Bangor
p.p.206-209 A short form of appointment and release. Parties : Enoch Jones of Gors, Llandegai; Richard Jones of Brynmelyn, Llanllechid; William Griffith of cilfoden, Llanllechid
p.p.212-223 Release and conveyance of freehold estate in Llanfairfechan. Parties : Revd. E. O. Hughes, vicar of Llanbadrig and Charlotte his wife; William Roberts of Gwyllt, Llanfairfechan; Griffith Roberts of Wern, Llanfairfechan; Robert Roberts of Llannerch, Llanfairfechan
p.p.224-234 Mortgage by appointment and demise of a freehold farm in Llanfairfechan
p.p.235-242 Short form of appointment and release of freehold premises where mortgagee concurs. Parties : davies Jones, "Yr Achub", Llanllechid, shoemaker; Evans Hughes, Gatehouse, tailor; William Owen of Bontucha, quarryman
p.p. 243-258 Release and conveyance of a dwelling house. Parties : Rice Price of Denbigh, Thos. Hughes of "Astrad", Thomas rathbone of Bangor, druggist, Wm. Griffith of Bangor, druggist, Robert Williams of Bangor, John Hughes of Bangor
p.p. 259-261 Bond for securing to intended wife a sum of £200. Parties : Hugh Roberts, Ty'nyclawdd, Llandegai; Robert Roberts, Penybryn, Llanystumdwy; griffith Roberts, Pennarth fawr, Llanarmon
p.p. 262-268 Settlement of personal estate made on marriage. Names of parties not disclosed - interesting references to post-roads, turnpike taxes etc.
p.p. 269-281 Appointment and demise of premises at Bangor for 1000 years
p.p. 282-288 Assignment of premises at Ffestiniog. Parties : Hugh Edwards of Ffestiniog, shopkeeper, William Griffith of Ffestiniog, gentleman.
p.p. 289-298 Transfer of mortgage for securing £200. Parties : G.B. Roose of Bryntirion, Amlwch; Richard Williams, Wellington, Llangian; Margaret Owen of Pwllheli
p.p. 299-305 Feoffment of premises in parish of Llandysilio. Parties : William Jones of Ty'nllidiart, Llandysilio and Elizabeth his wife; Thomas Owen of Tyddynto, Llandysilio; John Williams of Tyddynto; Robert Williams of Bangor
p.p. 306-309 Lease for 21 years of the rectory of Llandyfrydog, co. Cardigan. Parties ; Rev. John Williams of the High School, Edinburgh, Archdeacon of Cardigan, rector of Llandyfrydog; John Williams of treffos, Anglesey; Rev. David Williams of Cae Doctor, co. Caernarfon.
p.p. 310-316 Release of dower. Parties : Sarah Williams of Conway and Richard Hughes of Conway
p.p. 316-331 Agreement for tacknote of certain premises called Cwmorthin...with liberty to get slates from the said premises. Parties : John Lloyd of Trallwyn, co. Carn esg., and Edward Jones of Teilia Bach, Ffestiniog. |
| AdminHistory | Morris Griffith was the sixth son of William Griffith of Cilfoden, Bethesda, Caernarfonshire. He was a solicitor in practice at Bethesda and he made his money in building developments. He was a churchman and conservative, supporting Mr Douglas Pennant at the 1868 election. |